Ashadh Maas 2026: These surefire remedies of Tulsi in the month of Ashadh will bring happiness and prosperity in the house!

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Remedies for Ashadh month: In Hindu religion, every month has its own special religious significance, but the month of Ashadha is considered very sacred and fruitful from spiritual point of view. According to the calendar, this is the fourth month of the year. There is a tradition of worshiping Lord Vishnu, Mother Lakshmi and Tulsi during this entire month. It is believed that the chanting, penance, donations and remedies done in this month never go waste. According to Drik Panchang, in the year 2026, the month of Ashadh is starting from 30th June and it will end on 29th July 2026. Let us know which measures related to Tulsi are considered auspicious throughout this month.

Why is Tulsi puja special in the month of Ashadha?

In Sanatan tradition, Tulsi is not just a plant but is considered the form of a goddess. It is believed that in the house where Tulsi is worshiped daily, positive energy and blessings of Lord Vishnu remain on the family. The importance of service and worship of Tulsi increases even more in the month of Ashadha, because this month is considered special for the worship of Lord Vishnu.

offer water every morning

After bathing daily in the month of Ashadha, offer clean water to the Tulsi plant. After this, light the lamp and chant the mantras of Lord Vishnu. It is believed that this maintains happiness and prosperity in the house and brings auspicious results to the family members.

light a lamp in the evening

According to religious beliefs, lighting a ghee lamp near Tulsi every evening in the month of Ashadha is considered auspicious. By doing this the environment of the house remains positive and negativity goes away.

revolve around basil

There is also a tradition of circling Tulsi with devotion 7, 11 or 21 times daily. It is believed that this makes Lord Vishnu happy and many obstacles in life start going away.

Offer Tulsi Dal to Lord Vishnu

If you worship Lord Vishnu or Shri Krishna at home, then offer Tulsi Dal every day in the month of Ashadha. There is a religious belief that the worship of Lord Vishnu is considered incomplete without Tulsi.

Chant mantra near Tulsi

In the month of Ashadha, chanting the mantra Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevay while sitting on the ground near Tulsi is considered very auspicious.

Also read: Ashadh month starts from 30th June, why is it considered so special for religious activities?

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